Mercredy Felt Mule Slippers Grey/Navy Mens - Made with 2 Plastic bottles collected from the sea

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Take a look at our extensive collection of accessories - from patterned Unmade Copenhagen socks to scarves and mittens handmade in the Swedish forests.

Not only are these Mercredy Men's Slippers, in black with a yellow sole, great to look at and really comfortable to wear, they are also fantastic for the environment. Driven by our passion for protecting the ocean and its sea life, as well as supporting innovative sustainable production, we couldn't resist these Mecredy slippers.Remove any loose dirt or dust by giving your felted wool slippers a hoover with a soft-bristled hoover attachment. Keep Cosy embraces the importance of finding balance and enjoying the simple things, slowing down and feeling content. The Mule doesn't feature a thermal lining so although it gives some insulating benefits it will be one of the cooler slippers available.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Mercredy use an innovative production process to turn plastic bottles into fibres used to make the slippers. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. You can be cosy, comfortable, stylish and environmentally conscious with a pair of Mercredy slippers, made from recycled plastic bottles collected from the ocean.Using plastic bottles collected from the Ocean, various processes are used to turn these into the fabric from which their slippers are made. As well as providing stable jobs to artisans in Nepal, Egos also provides financial support to orphanages in Kathmandu and have been involved in various development projects.

A heavy duty felt is used for the upper and lining in a fabric that is certified as 100% recycled by the Global Recycling Standard office.

Each pair of slippers is made in a factory in Spain that is committed to reducing the environmental impact of shoe production and use traditional techniques. From the very beginning, it was important that all work be conducted under fair working conditions and that workers would be paid a decent wage for their work, and in 2009 Egos were certified by the World Fair Trade Organisation. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. They have strong environmental credentials and innovative production techniques, removing plastic from the ocean and turning it into these slippers!